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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09

United States This is abatng jot one little Of
the American side of the question, for II the Dominion
courts find in opposition to the claim OF the United
States then the be taken up by our Govern
mcnt and submitted II necessary, to arbitration Inc
appeal to arms some OF our newspapers suggest Is
supposed to be the of last resort Had the en-
tire United States Navy been present September
1885, IL could have legally prevented the seizures
by small Dominion cruiser of the Highland Light
for fishing within the threemile limit However tena-
ciously uphold the justice of the American side
Of the question II has not saved the cases OF the David
J. Adams and Ellen NJ Doughty from dragging through
the courts now for year And whatever may DC
the decision in those cases. the fact remains that the
voyage In each was broken up and the parties most
directly concerned subjected 10 much inconvenience.
Hence to enable fishermen to keep out OF the courts
the first and most obvious step was 10 ascertain the
nature OF the instructions issued TO the Dominion
cruisers and having obtained that information the nsxt
step to give fishermen the benefits OF IT without
Endorsement by OF any American official OF a tne
views embraced in those instructions coupled WIN W
this information the warning that In the event vi
seizure the would have TO 20 to the courts as our
vessels of not empowered TO nterpose orce vi
to prevent the law from taking Its course Inc ohy eA
ccptiOn TO this that aware OF Is In douotIu cases
or in cases where the rights OF our fishermen seem 10
have been clearly violated by the Dominion cruisers
In that event the question Is referred by tue nearest
United etacs Consul to Consnl-General AT HallSh
who makes up the and submits IL 10 the oi'o Do
partment at Washington"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
THE SCHOONER H. G. PERKINS AT SOURIS

WAITING THE PLEASURE OF THE DOMINION AU-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE WAR VESSELS.
SOURis, p. L. l., Aug s-Captain Mcdonald, MASTER
of the fishing schooner H. c. Perkins, OF North
Haven Me- is owner Of the schooner, but the present
was his first visit to North Bay In years He Is
said to be worth 100000. year ago he was e1ten-
svey Interested in fishing and canning establishments
and also operated an immense farm. but these proved
unremunerative and suffered losses lie deter
mined TO return to the fishing grounds He shipped
twelve men at North Haven but was unable 10 secure
seine MASTER and wanted four more men as we'll oh
arriving off the north coast OF the isahd ho
engaged seine master and the iour hcI.
According the captains story they all went on poaiu
the Perkins beyond the three mile line on entering a
souris he reported crew only twelve men, The COOK
of the schooner White who belongs In Easport' Me
Informed Customs Collector Foley that Captain McDon-
aids entry false, and the Collector after MAKING
further inquiries detained the vessel There are several
other fishing vessels lying in Sours harbor In when
Captain Mcdonald has large interests
HALIFAX, Aug. S.-ConsulGeneral Phelan mas recel'ea
no further advces concerning seizure at sours Of the
schooner j. H. G. Perkins and 1t is not likely that ne VIII
hear anything until to be pursued by the
Dominion authorities is known. The statement Is re
peated that British fleet now in these waters Is
go North Bay and the Prince Edwar lsianu coast
protect the fisheries from American incroachmehis
Commander Bermount. OF the Canaia slars ,nst is ms
ship the Belerophon. and the Tourmane VIII sail Tor
Quebec August 23 the cruise being the regular one naue
every None of the officers were aware that the
TO take part in keeping the Americans outside o
1t also said that the Fishery Department propose
making change i'll the cruiser service by replacing the
sailing vessels with small but swift Launches, =,
1t is asserted that American fishermen boarded by ON
of the American warship ianIic have been waheu
against violating the treaty the Canadian custom laws
and told that If they do so they must suier the conse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
FAVORITISM TO PRINCES.

THE GOVERNMENT REFUSING TO GIVE THE HOUSE
OF COMMONS DESIRED IMPORTATION.
LONDON. Aug. SIN the House OF Commons tonight
W. H. Smith announced that the Government declined
to propose that Parliament guarantee any loan In ad
of colonization schees He did not see that any good
would be obtained by inviting the Colonial Governments
to cooperate in raising colonization fund.
The question was asked what was the reason for the
Governmenrs refusal to submit a return showing the
number of Royal Princes persons allied to Royalty by
marriage who hold posts in the public service and draw
money from the public funds. and how many omcefs
have been passed over by such appointments
Mr. Smith replied that in the Judgment OF the Govern
ment such return would be OF invidions character
and might not granted [Badca cries Of Oh but IL
must be granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

THE STRIKERS BEATES-The strike OF the einpioyes OF
the Midland Railway is collapsng The birmingham
enginemeu have resumed work. Traffic everywhere
along the line is being resumed.
FIRE IL DUBIIS.-Lambert & Brien's oil stores. Konn-
SON. photograph shop and Gertys jewelry establish
mrnt In rafionst dublin were destroyed By fre TO-
day. The loss is 100000.
PEACE MEMoRIAL.-John Bright has signed tne Ainer
can Peace Memorial In all l73 members OF inc touse
of Commons signed the document and niue OF tnen
have consented join the deputaton which VIII take the
memorial to America.
THE CAss Casa summons for perjury has been s-
sued against Policeman Endacott al the instance OF MISS
Cass arrested by him on the charge OF oelg a
improper character Counsel for the defendant hints
that the case will develop sensational revelations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09

PlrrsBu.G. Aug (speeiab. The retail dealers Oh
Ptsbnrs are thoroughly stirred mp over the WORK tue
Law and order League and preparing Tor vense"noe
They have organized protective association snu win
amply for charter member said to-ay th't Is VIZ
posed TO maze some sunday laws 80 oOnohous ''" io
Will he public demand for their repeat Aino"s
,,,s Z, il nronosed 10 close livery stables on sunday
m. r,gysts who are much incenscd. VIII hold meet
ing this week and may decide to keep open Only
IblIrs on Sunday the nornnS. Que w ,1 I wiiI
noon ana one in ts evening. rhJ sieitns say tis "n
the purchase by thetn OF drugs t', ~" ad M
mediate wa l. o their patien may Dc snPp'o,. ,,
ic uAy sciaus are opposed ~ nis. Dut many s'uSs"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
KArKoEF BURIED WITH GREAT HONORs.

Moscow,Aug S.-The body OF N. Katkoh was conveyed
u this city from Znamensky, a distance Vi twenty
miles, for interment Tho collin was borne the Whoie
distance alternately upon the shoulders of reatlvts Oi
the dead editor wOrkmen, students from tho Uni
versity, members OF the press and peasantry. The
lid of the coffin was carried in front of the procession
There were 800 carriages in lne The priests ana
chonsters In the procession were dressed In white
with silver embroidery Priests beaing hoy watcr
blessed every yilase through which the procession
The route, where prayers offered for the rcpose
OF the soul Of the Gccclscd man The procession
gathered strength along the route. Prince DoSo-
rouly representing the Car, met the funeral Tram
several miles from Moscow. An enormous crowo
gathered 10 receive the remains. The funeral pro
cessOn entered the city at o'cock yesterday morn
ing and the body was borne TO tomb In the AicA-
oGsly Monastery for lnterment heavy ram vas
falling while the body was being borne to Moscow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09

LOUISVILLE, Aug 8 (Speeidb.-The Executive COMMIT
Tee OF the National Mutual Protective Association held-
mee,ing to-day and decided to call the second annual
convention of that body The convention Will be held In
Cincinnati and the special object OF the meeting VIII be
the fight against prohibition Tennessee The Prohibi
The election takes place epemhrr ~ large sum
Of has ecn raised and President Abertou oeere-
Tor, Gilmore and other o. tue association Will
90 down in few days take tic stump against prohi'
l..Van
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
NOT RrIDy TO RECOMMEND BLACK.

CHICAGO Aug tSpecial).A dispatch from Bluhs, ILL.,,
says: About seventy-fye Democratic politicians OF
Western Illinois met at Perry Springs to-day ostensibly
for social time and interchange OF views on the con-
da OF the party in the state Instead OF representing
the XIh District intended those present we're chiefly
from Adams and Pike Counties In the forenoon u was
generally understood that meeting was to be held Ser
dinner at which candidate for Vice President OF me
United states be selected. as the choice o me
XIIth and XIIh Districts and the slate was hxed 'or
Black IL discovered until after dinner tha the
Black contingent in minority, aud then the meet
i'm wasa aDauuOueu."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
ur.Vy F,TLUREs IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug 8.--Bard & Dillon made an assign
ment this morning to r. f. Morse The liabilities are
estimated at from $7 900 100000 rhe assets are
,,ukno,,n ,r,h,hIv sfpOOu The firm has several
branch houses one Newlork Cincinnati Detroit ana
perhaps others - ,oo ..oms
The n o. rsylor Paper Company, at No. l99 Adams
st ia I'm the hands Sheriff The levy was mae at
noon under of judgment by the firm In favor
OF the Union National Bank for S3SOOo ihe laoutes
are estimated at S35O,00O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
SHOT BY AN INSANE FOE 70 TYRANNY.

NEw-LoSDoS. Conn, Aug. S.-Frederick A. s. Perry
this morning entered The Day Office aud fired two shots
at H. G. whittlesey, the business manager Both shots
took effect and 1t Is feared Mr. Whttosey cannot recov
er Perry forty years old and was at one time
confined In an asylum for the insane. About week
he posted his house the following: DOG starvin IN
back yard One from Blossom B., New-YOrk. The house
a hell! Vacated! Defiance! will not abate from my
position. so help me God Tyranny endured by fools
only - The Ddg AMI The Morning Ie egaph both print
ell and made comments thereon This enraged him ana
ed 10 the crime. He arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
.cRARIAN GRIMES IN IRELAND.

DUBLIN Aug. s.-The West Clare Railway has been
boycotted owing to hatred OF Traffic Manager sullivan
Placars have posted warning the people not to pa
tronize the road until sullivan Is dismissed Persons
who travel by this line the pacards will be In dan
A farmer named Casty shot and mortally wounded
on the highway near Ennis sunday. The crime was
OF an agraran character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
HIS GnosrLY WAX STOPPED WITH BULLEE

BALrIMoRE, Aug. lSpeeidD Charles Hipkins last
nirht tried 10 frighten some laborers in brckyard
near this city by playing ghost He wrapped sheet
about him and stalked along the edge of wood in the
moonlight lie succeeded in startling the workngmen
but one of them drew pistol ana commanded MN 10
halt The ghost needed not the warning. There was
sharp report Che spectre threw up "a pair OF human
hands and fell d. the blood gushing from hs
n,outh The ball entered his mouth and lodged PACK
Of the right ear inhcting dangerous wound Wilnsm
Good win the mar Who did the shooting was arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
THE OFFICIAL COUNT IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug Sine ofhcai majority OF
Buckner over Bradley in ninety mine counties heard
from il 1909 The remaining counties arc Addr,
Rovd Brackrn. Breatnitt, Daviess. Floyd, Harlan
lac Kson Jcssamnc. Leslie Letcher, Lawrence Magoi,
fin Morgan Owsley. Perry, Pike. lrgg Union anu
Wolfe The estimated total majority Is l|,oOo Inc
twenty counties officially reported gave CieVe
land a majority OF 4,3i7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
rposT IN NEw-uAMpsHIRE.

HANOVER, y. H., Aug tSpeciaj.-fhcre was a nght
frost last night along the Connecticut Valley.
LAcOSIA, " H.. Aug. 6.-Reports have reached here
that there was heavy frost different localities around
Lake winnepesaukee last night, but no serious damage
a AntlclpAtel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
THE PARTING OF THE EMPERORs.

GAsrytS. Aug s-The scene at the parting of th EN-
perors Yesterday was most touching. Emperor william
pressed the hands Emperor Francis Joseph and said
"By the Almightys leave, az recoT 2ntil next year
Emperor Francis Joseph replied:
"It is sure and certain" III.
At this poiut Emperor william was overcome with
emotion lie kissed Emperor Francis Joseph again and
again, and they finally separated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
SENATOR SHERMAN IN THE NORTHWEST.

SENATOR sHEEMAN IN IHL NOIsIII"LoI'
WINNIPEG, Man, Aug. $50 days train from the East
brought United states John Sherman, OF ONO
General j. s. Robinson, Secretary OF State OF ONO )
Colonel Charles II. Grosvenor, member OF Congress !;
Amos Townsend ex-member of Congress. and Judge a.
Thompson, of Portsmouth, Ohio. The party also IN
cudes W. b. Searth, NJ. f., and Mayor Stewart. oi
Ottawa who Joined the others at sudbury on saturday:
Sherman Is OH the way 10 Bfltlsh CouhDa anu
will continue his trip TO ALASKA II possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
A SINGER ROBBED OF sl6O, 600.

PARIS. Aug S-Madame Eiluin, former queen OF
operetta is victim OF mysterious highway roooery'
While travelling in a coach with two attendants vaSo
containing valuable, said to be worth 100000 was
stolen Nine Euini had left the coach temporarily In
order 10 relieve the horses while going up MIL ana ou
ring her the valise disappeared male attehu
ant oue Auda, has been arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
prpJrD IN HER HUSBANDS GRAVE.

WIycuEsTER Va, Aug. S.-The body or tho widow OK
Colonel Benjamin Edward stiles. OF Savannah Ca, was
brought here to-day aud buried In the grave With
that of her hu in accordance with request made
before her death She died Friday, at Livingston,
Nelson County Va Colonel stiles. age twenty ien
NJ the head of MS regiment the 10Th Georgia Nountesrs
of Wollors Brigade Longstreets Corps. at Guar hii
near Front Royal. on August is, 1854 ibis wS % .ne
first burial OF a woman ever male IN o'one""i N0A"
terry,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
SUFFOCATED BY NATURAL GAS.

PTTsBURG. Aug. s.-william Samson and James Her.
ron two employees OF the CHARTERS Valley Natural Gas
Company, suhocated by escaping gas this after
noon, while repairing regulator under Charersst In
Allegheny City. The accident was caused by tie failure
OF the to turn OF The before going down to Tx the
regulator. The victims about thirty years OF ase
n nd unmarried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
RAWLINGS OF PROFESSOR TYNDALL.

LONDON. Aug. O. - Procsjor TyndaII mas WrI1leH
another scathing article attacking Mr. Gladstone lie
says all the facts tend 10 verify the fact tnat Gau
stone is merely resonant mask through which John
Morley blows over the land his fanatlcal treason.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
RUSSIANS on THE AFGHAN FRONTIER.

BOMBAY, Aug s.-Partes OF Russians are traversins
the country around Badakshan They have not been
mocsted and are acquiring knowledge OF the roads.
They are making strong endeavors gain the good will
of the inhabitants Three thousand Russians have ar
rived in the kurgantapa district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
rpyaL OF FRANK II. LANGSTC n

prrrssuRa Aug tSprc,aD. Another large crowd was
IN attendance to-day upon the trial OF Frank NJ Lang
atom for murder The examination Of witnesses for Tue
fe ce was begun late this evening by tIe intfeauetos
OF DR. d. i. May, the health o.secr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
NLYE oARs or BIyDgRS rwIYE FoR ONE FARM

BOSTON, Aug. 8 tSpceiab idea of the vast wheat
crop of the Western aud Territories may be gaiued
by what is required to harvest the crop when the Dali
rymple farm, OF Dakota, alone shipped by tue American
Express Company ron this city, during three days ot
last week 100 tons. nine carloads OF binders twine
for the coming harvest The express charges on THIS
shipment were nearly $1,000 TO Chcag, and nearly
$4,000 laid down ut the Durymph farm MS ship-
ent was valued at nearly $4,000 and was shipped oy
the American Express Company instead OF Oy irelSht
lines delay manufacturing the twine rendered
rand transit absolutely necessary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
AN UNFAIR DUELLIsT PUNISHED,

PARIS, Aug. S.-The Grenobe tribunal has sentenced
NJ Naauet editor of the Pe DdphiHOis to two months
pay line OF 200 francs for unfairly
woundng VI. Menvellc IN a duel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
YELLOW FEj Err.

CHILDREN STRICKEN WITH YELLOW Fh'hh.
KEY WEST. Fla, Aug s-Nlne new ease' VI
fever have been reported by the bo'ru VI
.Iav Thsrs have been no deaths The last ono
Sad and af,v cases lave been nearly all childien.
nun, ss ,han pe cent Mortality and unless THIS Is
upderstood the bulletins OF the Doaso Vi "e"'" '""'
a wrong Impression.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09

The Electra didn't larry TO tine any OF the reiane
of Ibe lre hut started of for Marbehead Inc VIM
failed steadily at this stage OF the race OUT IL was GER
tain thar unlrs. her opponents were particularly iuVo
hv the nc cklr teez tile Volunteer would VIM IL seeicl
sale 10 say The same thing sachem with respect 10
ne iuOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09

NJ Ferry, in which hc says: "Publc opinion VIII
Judge between one who, long distance of, insults o
General and who will only grant densory reIaiatlon,
my honor az a SOLDIER"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
GROWING RICE DESTROYED By A FLOOD

sAyASNAH Ga, Aug s.--A rise in the river threatens
the destruction OF threefourhs Of 00O0 OF rice In
the savannah River bottom The loss VIII probably fcach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
coSsorJD,TrxG THE GoGERIc MIN

(ONSOTIDATTNN TIE GUtEBTC MTNEH.
CHICAGO. Aug s-Stephen W. Dorsey Jesse II. Grant, J..
A. Bates samuel H. Schari and some other Eastern capital
registered from NewYok Neseray noon, took dinner
East the $50 train They are just from Gogebc
where they consolidating The lion there iio
scomes control the output and the and
mi OF collars IN the purchase OF
properly there
FOR SERVICE IN NEW-YORK HARBOiL
PHILADEIP IA. AUG. (Specfdi)-Neape & Levy, ship.
bulder- OF Keus have accepte contract from the
Railroad Weasel for service Ia
NcwYork harbor She viii be l07 feet long. % beam
and IL feet depth OF hold.
MRS. SCOTS BODY BROUGHT HOME
pUILADkLPHiA, Aug. tSpcctdll.-Tho steamship British
King arrived tins afternoon from Liverpool ON board was
The en- bamed body Of Mr.. James Scott who died suddenly
July 20 The body was removed q the laniy
home West Wainust. from which tho funeral viii take
Ialce morrow.
CHANGES TO BE MADE IN THE SCOTIA.
Aug tSyecidtL-At the Whining son siip
wards ov en- boiler being put into the steam.
ship Scotia whc recently towed 30 Wilmington Dei
from Ney.York viii be given American Iegscr ai
renamed 0riught of water wli interfere 70
great tept rntrfpg ihe Nent gsh ports IN Tie
coacaIy idg trade. ior " Nc sb- 10 .'endsL ..syl 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
EXPECTING THE FINISH ABOUT AN.

M,pp,yur,p Aug 0 tSpeeiaD.-At 1890 a. M to-day
ponc M the yachts had arrived. t was almost iit
calm in the bay and It thought that the Leaders
would get ia about % a. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
WHEAT IN RUSSIA AND INDIA.

LONDON, Aug S.-rhe wheat crop Of France Is good
1t Is estimated that the yield Will amount TO
10000 900 hectoitrcs against 900 In 1856
Russiau harvest reports are satisfactory. The
crop ia especia ly good Bessarabia and Podolia:
a)ubtf,l In Nolhynia, Mhsk and Mohsslev, owing TO
excessive rain faic In the provinces bordering Oh
the sea Of Azof and the River Don, and exceptionally
fine in Charkof ana Poltala.
Mr. Smeaton. Director VI Agriculture oil the NOrth-
,vest proyinces of India has issued note on COM
reution between Indian and American wheat lie
iiavs that India possesses means 10 compel America
10 Biitlsh INDUSTRY, but is burdened by higher
railway freight charses. excessNe handing. anu hp
parently Though not really inferior 4ualy, o MI, M
vises London merchants to use their hhuon0o "'Np
the railways. -
VIENNA. Aug S.-The price OF wheat Ia the Nicnn'
market fell to lower point on saturday than hho"p
III :" "onss s1n ,eAiNN 'N-'' y onsb
AN AFFRONT TO GERMANY WITHDRAWN
PARIS Aug s.-rhe Government has cahceieu inc
order of Prefeet schnerb closing the Neisspacp
brothers factory for tho manufacture OF GeflHp
tovs at Embermenc Department Of Moselle' whicp
order was made the subject Of diplomatic corrc-
snondenco between Prince Bismarck and the frchcp
Government
PARIS, Aug s.-Baron Billing, late French Ambassador
10 sweden, while visiting friends In Asao'' was "
PEELED from the province.
nOI-IANGER LEAVES IT TO PUBLIC oiiNloN
p,p,s Aue s-Geperal BosiSngcr has written letter
To his seconds In refercnce to his proposea auc VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09

practitioners are pleased at the prospect Yesterday
was impossible TO buy glass OF soda water or cigar
An large number Of intoxicated men were seer
the street. however.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
THE CANADIAN DOCIRlNE.
.s,.rD DOWN BY MINISTER FOSTER.

OFFICIALS VIEW OF THE RECENT INCIDENTS
nr THE TENDING CONTROVERSY OVER THE
y1sHEIIEs-nE WILL SEIZE THE TWO
GLOUCESTER scHooNERs ANYWHERE
ON THE HIGH SEAS.
Inv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
DAMAGE TO FURRIERs' STOCK.
N.rrpIT caSTy UJyyESOrI.

fire at No 119 Spring-st last evening" in the budin
occupied by simons Wolf furrers. did 81 900 damage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
AN AFFRONT TO GERMANY WITHDRAWN

BOULANGER LEAVES IT TO PUBLIC On lHioN
! p,n,s .uo General Bos[xngcr has written letter
t his seconds in reference to his proposed duel Wild
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-04
Household supplies.

ArrLrs-kcniucky stock, 81 5Otn3 30 per
brl, dried apples. bct6c per pound from
store. Dried peaches, G,t1c FROM store.
Recommendations ~ hO,d2 IS per brl.
Cabbage Northern, S5e1lOpcr 100. kmut-
Barrels ~ ~. half barrels 81 10. Garlic
81 per loo
rlcsln-Barrcls, ~ So@7, half barrels, 81
as -.
EUGs-Sicady ~ i7MtSc.
fHuu-Omnry~. SJtd3 . pc rbox: sGGO 10
pes bril- lemons, Sih'3 ~ per box. Bananas
VI SOAP N per bunch.
Nurs-Cocuanuts, ~ per 100. Peanuts
Virginia, H.; Tennessee farmers stock, SO
a.; ruas,cd, 2'lc higher, shcllcd. iOc. Pccans
Texas, 5dl0r
R,siSs.-london layers 81; layers, s. 20;
California o. ~
rot,rors-tirm, selling at 7Ndti per
bu, y ~ per brl; sweet potatoes ~ j0a2
per bh
ClprR-Ncw York, 80 30 per brl aud 50 so
per half brl.
-lluttcrile, lGdi5c: creamery, 20
asa dairy iSta2Ic, country butter, ljGt22c.
rurim Chickens scarrc; spring. 81 -
"a a. hens, - iDd2 IS. turkeys. SGdt
y ~ dressed chickens -. turkeys ledlIc
per N. ducks, g. 75Cd3 90, geese, ~ 81
tpiUl
G,ur Quail, 81 ~ per dozen. squirrels.
" 2Ntl ~ per dozen. Ncnison Whole
dcrridGci saddles. Sale.
NiNruN Fer gallon, l0dljc.